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Small bleeding after having i pill
Me and mate had sex on 23th march night .We didn't ejaculated. We are afraid of the precum so she had the i pill on 25th(after 48hrs of contact) march for the extra precaution.
Her last period date was 1 st march and she has a 28 cycle. She started small bleeding on 31st march.. Is there any thing to worry?
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Most probably you are safe however if this cycle the bleeding is less then usual or there is severe pain in abdomen get a urine pregnancy test and a sonography done
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Dr. Astha Agarwal
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
16 yrs exp
Ghaziabad
there s nothing to worry about.
Chance of pregnancy s very less.
She was in safe period the day u had sex..
However this spotting may b prolonged nd next periods may b a little delayed
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